Hi Sarah,
Thanks for your message. I would like to challenge one point - your
assertion that the Regions at admin_level=5 are in "widespread popular
use". It is true that many people talk about geographical regions like
"the South-East" or "the North-West". But these are ill-defined
vernacular
I think I replied privately by mistake, so copying to the list now...
On 2020-07-28 11:45, Ed Loach wrote:
> Colin wrote:
>
>> Thanks for your message. I would like to challenge one point - your
>> assertion that the Regions
>> at admin_level=5 are in "widespread popular use". It is true that
On 2020-07-28 14:41, Dan Glover wrote:
> Other observations, if I may?
>
> Levels 4 and 6 give UK-wide coverage and level has complete coverage of
> England. The Combined Authorities are relatively sparse in their coverage (by
> area - by population is a different matter) so there would be
Colin wrote:
> Thanks for your message. I would like to challenge one point - your assertion
> that the Regions
> at admin_level=5 are in "widespread popular use". It is true that many people
> talk about
> geographical regions like "the South-East" or "the North-West". But these are
>
On 2020-07-28 11:45, Ed Loach wrote:
> Colin wrote:
>
>> Thanks for your message. I would like to challenge one point - your
>> assertion that the Regions
>> at admin_level=5 are in "widespread popular use". It is true that many
>> people talk about
>> geographical regions like "the
Hi,
I'm the one who caused this discussion by editing West Yorkshire. I was looking
into admin boundaries for Nominatim (the search engine) who uses them to
determine the place description or address of a place. As part of this I had
noticed a hole in the admin level 6 coverage and 'fixed' it.
I
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